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Leaf curl at ends of leaves on older plants. Pic 1 is from a 2 month old blueberry female plant. I think maybe too much watering and maybe too much nitrogen as it was being given 260 ppm in hannahs scale i believe about. Anyways any comments would be appreciated.
Could be a bit of overfert but I'd also make sure the ph of your soil runoff is in normal range.
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pic on the right shows nitrogen toxicity, flush your plants to leech out the excees ferts
gotta luv when folks Tell you what to do?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganja Guerrilla
What if its overwatered?
or bugs?
or soil mix?
age?
nutes?
temps?
humidity?
watering doesnt hurt a plant genius unless your over doing it continouslyhey NASTY person thats my opinion, atleast I attempt to help people here as opposed to you, who follows me around the net like a troll, looking to turn every thread I post into shitQuote:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganja Guerrilla
pic on the right shows nitrogen toxicity, flush your plants to leech out the excees ferts
gotta luv when folks Tell you what to do?
What if its overwatered?
or bugs?
or soil mix?
age?
nutes?
temps?
humidity?
to resppond to that list you were so kind to post:Quote:
Originally Posted by 420freedme
-if it were overwatered there would be a more general droop to it
-bugs would show... um... bug damage
-age- it's obvious that those aren't that old, and age isn't an issue anyway, wtf
-nutes- do you have any SPECIFIC nute related comments in mind? that's pretty broad
-temps- They would be showing curled edges and/or yellowing, and quite likely signs of drought stress as well
-humidity- not an issue in veg
But thanks anyway.
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